Total active Github portfolio stands at exactly 200 for projects spread across Facebook, Instagram and Parse

Facebook's open source projects have seen 13,000 total commits, an increase of 45 percent from the second half of 2013.

Projects collectively have netted 20,000 forks and 95,000 followers.

Facebook's total open source library stands at approximately 9.9 million lines of code.

The Menlo Park, Calif.-based company highlighted a number of its more popular projects in a blog post on Friday, putting user interface Javascript library React and iOS/OS X animation engine Pop in the spotlight.

The latter has played a large role in a pair of other Facebook projects with which end users might be more familiar.

Facebook engineers revealed Pop "spawned a host of extensions and integrations, including the iOS version of our very own Slingshot." Pop has also grown to become Facebook's second most popular open source project ever.

Looking forward, Facebook is following through on some of the products it unveiled to developers at F8 in San Francisco back in April. One product making its way out the door today in beta access is Display Node, Facebook's open source asynchronous UI framework.